CORE NATURAL CULTURAL RECREATION SERVICE PhOTOgRAPhy IN PARkS
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Park Rangers use photography to document information or capture images to monitor and protect cultural resources which may change over time. Taking pictures is a great way to collect memories without disturbing the park’s landscape and inhabitants. The beauty of Florida State Parks is captured through artistic photography by park visitors every day. These images are used to promote and celebrate Florida’s natural beauty and provide clues to Florida’s cultural heritage. What do you enjoy taking pictures of? Which equipment are you using today? Circle or draw your specific device. There is more this way! DSL Camera Point and Shoot Smart Device NATURAL CORE CULTURAL RECREATION SERVICE 31 Name Date Park Name Date Park PHOTOGRAPHY IN PARKS
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SunsetPark Rangers use photography to document information or capture images to monitor and protect cultural resources which may change over time.
Taking pictures is a great way to collect memories without disturbing the park’s landscape and inhabitants.
The beauty of Florida State Parks is captured through artistic photography by park visitors every day. These images are used to promote and celebrate Florida’s natural beauty and provide clues toFlorida’s cultural heritage.
What do you enjoy taking pictures of?
Which equipment are you using today? Circle or draw your specific device.
There is more this way!
DSL Camera
Point and Shoot
Smart Device
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Date Park
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Date Park
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What helps you take pictures when it is dark ?
What do you share on social media to show a photo you took?
How many clues were you able to take pictures of?
What was your favorite picture you took today?
Share with us online and remember to use the hashtag #FLStateParksJrRanger
Use the starred letters from each clue above to fill in the answers below. Some letters may be used twice.
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A. you with a Park Ranger, staff or volunteer B. A plant the same height as someone with you C. A bird in flightD. A yellow wildflowerE. The state treeF. An insectg. A park kioskh. A pine coneI. your reflection J. Someone sitting on a park bench
k. A butterfly L. you pointing to a trail signM. your group at a picnic table N. The track of a mammal O. Safety sign P. A reptileQ. Food on a grill R. Moss growing on a tree S. you reading a field guide or park brochureT. Someone posing the same as a park statue
Scavenger hunt Clues:
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It is time to go on a hunt! Review the clues below and explore the park to see how many clues you can capture in pictures. Check off each clue as you find them.
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